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Sofia Johansson
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26d
added comment in2B: Minor Assignment 2
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Gave it another try:
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@Sofia Johansson All of these work- the argument to be made for this particular version is that you've really been able to push the Z axis to achieve even greater depth through the use of scale and overlap. Two of my favorite tools to use! If we're going there, you can push it even further with a bit of Gaussian blur. Just be careful that the light bugs against the dark house become the focal point. You can even knock those down in value a bit to make them less important.
Sofia Johansson
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27d
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I tried putting the bugs and the field higher up in the hierarchy because I think they are important to the story, but I might’ve made it confusing and now I’ve looked at it for too long to be able to tell if it’s successful or not. Feedback appreciated :)
Gannon Beck
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1mo
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This is definitely a habit I need get into my workflow. Too often I develop one solution and do with it rather than slowing down a little and exploring options.
Sofia Johansson
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1mo
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I share my current workspace with my partner. We recently moved in so there is some empty space that could definitely be of better use. For my second sketch I reimagined the room as a printmaking studio, which was fun and inspiring. I realised my desk setup is already pretty good, in front of the window with a lot of plants and natural light and I wouldn’t want to have it any other way. I however would like to make the room more cozy and put a nice rug to lead out to the balcony because it’s really nice to step out there when it’s time for a break.
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1mo
A comfortable rug can go a long way towards breaking up the space. I put one in my studio and it immediately broke up the digital art space and the painting area. Nice work @Sofia Johansson
Norberto Perez
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1mo
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I have already organized my room to have no distractions and only be a space for working.
I used to have my bed and a tv in my room before but it felt like I was cramming in my tools for working into a bedroom. When I would work I would take breaks by resting in bed which sometimes led me to losing my momentum. In order to combat this I removed my bed and tv from this space. I figured since I spend more time working than sleeping, the bed should be an add on to my work space than the other way around.
My current setup has been working great. I have a large easel and a french easel as well as a large plein air tripod paintbox. I keep painting projects i'm working on propped up so I constantly see them and catch mistakes. A bookshelf full of art books which holds a scanner on top. Next to it my desk where I do any other work requiring a flat surface. scattered all over my walls I have finished paintings and postcards.
If I were to change anything in my room to focus only on painting, I would simply remove everything but the easels and palettes.
